Can I apply for a credit card without social security?

You can apply for a credit card as long as you meet the bank's age requirements for applying for a credit card, have a stable job and income, and have no social security payment certificate. The necessary application documents for applying for a credit card are copies of identity certificate and work certificate, while other financial documents, including social insurance certificate, are only reference documents.

The detailed application materials required to apply for a credit card are as follows:

1. Identity certificate: generally, it is an ID card (two copies are required), and soldiers need to provide a copy of their military ID card;

2. Work certificate: it can be the original work certificate issued by the employer (please indicate the specific company name, department, position and income, and affix the official seal or personnel seal of the company), or it can be a copy of the work permit verified and marked by the bank staff;

3. Financial proof: It can be a payroll record issued by a bank, or an income tax withholding certificate, or a document that proves the market value of a house, a car, a deposit, an investment, etc. (such as a copy of the real estate license/car driving license/bank time deposit certificate) and other materials that can prove the personal financial level. Other documents for reference include the personal account list of social insurance within half a year, water, electricity and gas bills, credit card bills of other banks, etc.